Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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Mr Lu11en deputy she-HH talkmgz to the cadet officers on the 11 autus of a sub mach1ne gun lfltl Gray a 11s1t1n1z sher1ff from .-111ot11Lr county Ru 111 Mafllng 1nd Gaoru. Weber are 1 a 11.11111 I 1 L liut c1111. ll the ut of ,ld m1111: 1 gun a machlna gun lc The o11 ner took It 411111 from thnm beforc any real damage 11ax done though 1 1111 1, 1 no ronl rmx 1r111 1 Ill Schu er 1111 ron nr 11111 L11 nn 1 '1 L 1rrL 1411111 ron Orrcn 111111 L.-1rl IJ1c11Ln Don L11 ment A1 1S111c11en11orf and lJ1C1'x I-1chn111raut Th1rd roxx lrdlll V111 John Jordan Robcrt Hohlman Jack Arm tronx. and Jack Butcher Fourth rc111 Pverett Phly Art D Asarn Pellw Norman Bernard Harmon S Mr Scott IU the gun ro1m Hes not throulnfz the nuns around 11114 It looks 1n the pxcture he s Just lIl5IltCtlTlg them 11 111 11 111 1 1th C 11111 Loloncl Jerry leace command 111 rl r 11 Q to rlght B111 Hdmli on Raw M.1,1c1na B111 Rutlcdgc N1rL Johnson eeond 11111 Matt ho ter Don Oberta II1rr1 N11 111n1c Stanlex Bon thlrd row Bob Stcer George Weber 11111 I 111an Hirold Rube fourth ron Alfred Ham S111 Stlefel 111111111 1 1 1 ,lm S Colonel Pcace Laptaln Chamber and Captaln Job t rlurlng IH ppctlon 111 offkerw from Lamp I-111s In the ranlu you can see H11r1 Nlaxb rry Olncr Iaurenol and Yernon Sa1Lman 1'is'b1c, 1Jr'1 sq 211 in 1'l,. 11, 1 'L 1 ' - ' ' ' ' 1 - ful .1115 and Cz111tz1i11 1er11,11- z 'ht 41 - 2 ' m- - H. Fi b U ,V 14-t - . - . 5 v . , . ' ' V ' ' 2 f' ' 'f ,no ' '.,' ,,,. H, I. :S ,'A. 'S l i 11111 Hinkfon, Phil D11-rhtein: fifth row. Charles VVarfl, Tom Th- 111i11' 11: llll. If ': 112 11 Ri-111-, Ga- 1 1 ff-, Wal . Du 'e Wall-m, 21111 ' 1 .'111:i. ll C '14-. 1 ' - -1 S. 211141 1 't' Cz 1111. Sv-1 ': ' . , , ' .. 1. 'JSR . W , and IL1111 C1111-r. 1 4' A L' 1' ' Y 1 'j 1 ' I 11 2 ' f 1 17

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-,4wa-r j'ma'u '4'- c 15 th R fle C Bu l Bart ra k a I B b L arn L. h 1 r 1 er Art D A t n t 1 c Lr un A new organ1zat1on th1S year IS the R1fle Club sponsored by Mr Park Each member 1S taken through the Nat1onal R1f1e Assoc1a t1on s course of the four dlfferent r1f1e iirmg pos1t1ons the nomenclature of the r1f1e the to shoot on the 1ange The club meets once a week Club members are p1ann1ng to enter the Hearst Trophy matches 1n February Ed Barton John Wolslegel D1ck Ger11ng Frank Mulholland Bob Thomas Tom Walker and B111 Brooker haxe all helped Mr Park very much by serung as mstructors One of the mole act1xe clubs 1n the school 1S the Pub11c Speakmg Club sponsored by Mr Kashng LOUIS De Pao11 B111 PIGFSOH and George Groxer really keep the club on 1ts Klgan tP kC 2 b r Oth ght thW 1 a 1' L Gr er Y toes ln debates The only trouble IS some tlmes they forget whlch s1de they re tak1ng 1n the argument Along sn 1th 1ts very heated debatmg sess1ons the club plans to have a dance The club officers are Sally Knott presldent B111 Plerson NICE presldent and Ed1th WQISQ secretary treasurer The Camela Club 1s a new club 1n school sponsored by MISS Keach The club was formed after the school bought a new camera and dec1ded that students should not only learn to take plctures but should also dex el op pr1nt and enlarge the1r own The club has done most of the photograph1c work for the yearbook and also for the Buccaneer The dark room IS a loo loo It s 1n a sort of a hole 1n the wall down near the old gym After you ve been 1n there awh11e you beg1n to feel l1ke you could model for D1Ck Tracy s enemy, the Mole Somethmg new happened 1n m1l1tary last week Capta1n Chambers from Camp Elhs came to the school to Judge the Manual of Arms contest sponsored by the Rotary Club marchlng and the battallon gave a very good account of 1tse1f 1n the contest There were three DFIZGQ awarded one for the best com pany, one for the best platoon and one for the best man 1n the battallon Company A commanded by Capta1n B111 Rutledge won the company prlze The second platoon of Company A commanded by Lleutenant V1r g1l Johnson won the platoon pr1ze Corporal Ray MRJCIH3 won the 1nd1v1dual r1bbon for the best cadet 'VI 1 r g r r e a Pm tt e e bu ly at th 1, t p c A11 th ph togr pher .ai . W 1, I - x -1 'A ' - W? ' ' ' A - M - 'tif M' H- l . 7 ' I . 7. . - 11. 11, 1 . 1' , . I . . . 7. - Y . - 1 1 1 1 1 A , A - K 5 . ' 7 ' 1 K 1 Y . 1 1 ' 1 - 9 7 Y ' 1 o:1r shooting positions are illustrat rl here J ' e i lub. The K f 1 sturlcnt instructors are. from left to right, John Wolslegel, 1 ' l I' on. 1 ' n ie Mulholl nd, am 11 Thomas. e' in f ow, are, Q - I 1 A right o left lfoolecl 'yal, Bill Brooke , iill Kissn , ' saro, . and Bob Pierson. Yep, tha 's lie ny Park in he ra kf o ml. . llc-'s the club advisorfanal a very good one. too, , . . I . . , , . . . . - . y y ' Q J n n ' 1 , ' safety rules of rlflery, and is given a chance The Drum COFDS SQVS 211 9Xh1b1t1011 of . ' . 1 1 1 1 ' 9 1 1 7 'i ' 7 V . 1 74 0 ' - . ' v ' , ' . . - . 1 ' ' 1 1 Mr. as in d Louie Del-'aoli in discusson. Sally Kno t, ublic Spea in lub president, is bef11dd1er1, as usual, by the strange The 1 0 e Holegwillis King, Felix No man, Russ Kil o e, Art jab e going on. ers listening in are. from left to ri' . D'Asa 0, La Moyne Grud nd I me Bak r ar si work. Edi e'se. Marcia Cr w Ord, ouie, George ov , Bill Pierson, Sulnien ou 'h fwho took this i ture? c 0 a s S1111 , and Mr. Kasling. arc in itl I' is . ' .v , ' o f 5 1 ' .X L 5 -.. 16

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Mr 'Xnrlcr on Mqlflf qChll'll an1lMr Pool xx 'ltr-hlns, the cadet 1411 1111t4r1111t X lI'Lll lohnxon 1n1l C 11 t 1111 on dr1ll Look at the rxbbons on Al xxoxx Ill puung Lompany A On the 23rd flxe officera f1om Camp Grant mepected the OHS Cadete A banquet was g1x en IH hono1 of the 0fflC91 Q, and a re x1exx xx as open to the pub11c 1n the gvm at 8 00 o clock Among the 1HSD9Ct1I'1g' ofliceri xx ere Cap ta1n Warren F Gardner, Captam Norman Gore, Lleutenant Robert R O Br1en, L1euten M Chumblex, Jr All theee men are lnetruc tors IH the Pool Officers School at Camp Grant After each companx xxas mapected, It dem onstrated 1ts marchmg ab111tx D1Qc1p11ne xxas shoxxn xerx xxell, too Jake Lakans The rexlcxx er xx utmpx for the act1on to begm Prom left to rlyzht ITL lay t 111 Snx 111 of the Ottaxxa Home Guard and I uutcn llll U lirun Reed and Chumblex of Camp Grant bunch probablx xxould haxe Qcaled the vxall 1n Qtep lf Jake hadn t stopped them met xx hen he d1d The D1 um Corpa xxas the laat Llfllt to be mspected, and they d1d a H116 1ob So d1d the rest of the compames, but the D1um C 01138 xx as best acco1d1ng to Mr Scott s an nouncement sent d1OLlI1d the next day H sa1d Companx A d1d a lot bettel IH pe1 sonal vxas better IH d11ll1ng Well Jlm, as xou can dee, It s been a D1 ettx full month Wr1te as Qoon as xou haxe t1me flu! The ufhcmr 1re -,t1lI xx lllllll., but not for n1111h lo115,.tr I rom left to rxght thly ire C llltdlfl C1rflncr L 1pta111 Con hp A not skcp mg! he Ju t bllnkul Laptaln Small and llelltenahf O lirlen . . W S 7 .1 1 s . ff . ' . 'f ' Y Cz l If- - 2 'A 1 x 1 'z 1: ' G ' . . . , Y . V ' A ' A Y - j . K, V L. L. . , 1 ' . Q. - I , . ' - 4 l I Y . 1 . A x f ant Howard B. Reed, and Lieutenant Charles inspection than Company B, but Company B W . V , . 1 v I . , v 4 Y , . V . . V vq v x V v Y v A A , 1 4 X47 fi 18